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Greeting All
I am a Rasberry Newby and I am also one week into Linux so I am certainly no
Greeting All
I am a Rasberry Newby and I am also one week into Linux so I am certainly no
expert and hardly make even a beginner, however I have been doing pc stuff
since the first XT came out gods knows when.
And I wrongly assumed that most of us on this forum were windows savey and
rasberry PI poor as I am very much the latter.
I digress slight however pertinent to this discussion that using the old
terms back in the days of Dos were there was no GUI's and everything was
done from a command line When the GUI appeared in windows from that point
on everyone in order to do dos stuff if you were using windows had to pull
up a dos window to get the command prompt.
So as time progressed people used the GUI more and more and the art of command
line became less and less.
Since we have already covered how to get remote desktop enabled in the Rasberry PI
and I will paste it in here so save anyone not sure where this all started from....
can at least get on the right page.
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> Greetings all and great to be on this list.
> I am a total newby to the Rasberry PI having no linux backround at all
> and have a working RPI for only 10 days.
> I now have mine playing Minecraft and I am able to RDP into it from my
> windows 7 box upstairs
> Ok here what I eventually found what to do
>
> Step One....
> Fire up your PI and open a terminal window
> ---------------------------------------------------
> Step Two...
> from the prompt type the following
>
> sudo apt-get update
>
> and let it do its thing
> -------------------------------------------------
> Step Three
> from the prompt type the following
>
> sudo apt-get install xrdp
>
> and let it do its thing
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> Reboot your RPI
>
> Now go to your windows box and pull up a rdp session
> Type in the IP address of your PI
> default is 192.168.0.10
>
> You will get a login screen
> Default Login for the RPI is "PI"
> and enter the password that you used on the inital setup
> and thats it.......enjoy
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Now lets cross to the dark side and open an RDP session in windows so we can
see the Rasberry PI's desktop on our windows box.
I do everything here with RDP as all my pc stuff is in a rack mount down stairs
and because I live 19 degrees from the equator it is pretty
hot right now and steamy as we are in the midst of our wet session.
My work station is in a much nicer and cooler surround and so i use RDP to
talk to my packet radio BBS and webserver plus the file
server and now also my Rasberry PI all from my cooler workstation.
Right lets get on with it....
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to pull up and RDP session in windows do the following
click start
then program
then accessories
look down the list and you will find "Remote Desktop Connection"
in windows 7 if you right click on it you are able to send it as a
short cut to your desktop
OK thats the long way using your GUI
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part two another option and my preferred
click start
then click run
In the box type the following mstsc and press enter
(what you have just selected from a command prompt is Microsoft Terminal Services)
This will open up and RDP session on your windows desktop ready to connect to
a remote computerand for the Dos boffin the quickest way to get to an RDP
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Ok last way to do it is from your command prompt (to get that click start and in
windows 7 you get the search box, just type in there cmd and this will give you
the black box where in the old dos days thats all we had.
Anyway in the black box just type the same mstsc and press enter, this will launch
a terminal service ready for you to just type in the ip address of your raspberry pi
and the rest is covered above
Ok this now covers both sides of Remote Desk toping both the Rasberry PI and a windows
box part two is the best for me but you may prefer other ways....enjoy!
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Kind Regards Tubby
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